The Signal, 1895-2-14, Page 4THE RI(:NAt.: QODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY FEB. 14, I895.
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sloe et Publication s and tK lglestaresrees,
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se 05.aih. la advanes
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Ise leer. 1 oiLAURIER'S TORONTO RECEPTION.
oredit la anted, the prise IDs Haar
team%e.l to attar h to that ,:,enl telu.u,
The cloud which heretofore hail at
tacked to the character of the opus
ductor having been removed, it is
quite possible that the benefit of its
netnovel will now he f.•It by tae ,Or
potation of which he is the heal. anti
I wnich last year was treated .o .'evil
• led) by the Pity Council of Toronto
will be. .. M
leek .a those Wel.
Yoe- label is •.tandla(r r0esio of the dye
u which you are paid up. glee lkst ie -b flat
allowed 10 fall lute wrest.
Wb••n • chance of ad/mos i�to testae
the old earl the new ...14ress e ttyh
Adverttesaa Maris
Legal and other casual Me,
per Ilea for Ono inst.: �nt�
tor each rtbeeyueet Iosarlle< 1reIss yedH;
wavered wale.
Htrtures cards of .Ix liana *ad !mdse. N per
ysdjverteirments of host. l/swsd. Strayed,
WW1 Vacant. 5t11tt - 'las Wowed sed
1'haneer K•alyg. Isel eaoesdirts S
nonpareil. el err eters,
olste on Sale mod Fame en Oslo. sot to
secrete t lie.. $1 for nett month, Ma, per .ab
leane ret month. larger aerie. la p.p,rtiou .
lay eperial metier. the corded which a to
proma• uote the per i. ry beds $ of
victual or romper, . to be ea a tiered an ad
vertieement an : rt,eired som.edisgly.
I. o.a. not is ea In :r ispared type one Dent per
word, ho notices le•• Hees tie,
t.owl aoeices .n ordinary reeding ergs two
cents per word. No notice for ices slam syc.
Nolte -es for chun-hee and other rdlgNns end
bone.°lest .net itutIona half rata.
e'.eseseretal centimes adweetionowes.
.l I.un'rd numb.. -r of diepapd advertise
se.,• um be •nw-rted at theoilbwt.. rates
eiet inch. one fawn ion. g0 el
" tour insert inns.....„..... 1 40
•' ih.ee M
months2 sit
m it
n1 •dabs ..
one year S On
"o sorrels: met Iran thou two inches in
ler.mth w1!1 be calculated ee shoo. hofs, 5
per .•sant. diarount allowed Oar Dash payments
on r",err
/limit be' nom tart : 10 per ornt. on at:
monthe'. sen 1:. per tem t. on a ranee. Th.•ee
conditions will be strictly aaterr'ed.
Abend ••Tks 41nn.1'• i eaves.
soh.,rrber who 1.•1 to move THIS .tee eL
reenlariy. either b- •errMw or by sad, wi l
en..ter • rarer by .oq,tnt4rialt as of the Net at
aseumy•date ae tow iole.
Rejeet.d nutenaenpte assmot be r •'•irne.1.
Curnseente-u.e must be wrist on oa. side
el paper null.
►nbIMker. gleet..
J. C. ice Towel. of Onderdel. ben flesh eft
point,e.d Loral Trevelltog ANNA her the town-
ships of ee...tench. teethes*, AahgoW and Wa-
Wan 'eh.
Lo•al pn.-.n, .ten over the district ere et.ee
ospowcred to twelve sabnription. to Trac
I. %AL
A'1 communications must es addressed to
D *olaiLLiRCDDT.
Tut Oter*L,
Telephone Cattle. 0nderteh flus,
ant ,F:Rle•H. Tel R1ODAY. rtes. It iota.
lvlla)M authentic sourcee we yarn
that .loth MarMitiJF, the tried and
trusted member for South H e, eon wit!
P011 a larger ynt• than ever before its
bis c•onstituen,'v. Mr. McMILLAN is
one of the most able of the represrh
tative former, in the House, and is
one of the horst posted men in Canoeist
on the economic questions from the
fanners' .tali 1point.
'l'HE Hon 11 IHItgaT TvPPsk made a
ten -strike et "Toronto the other even,.
ing, by gettin, the audience into good
humor and then noeninatiiag himself
as He.w ett's successor in the Premier
ship a: follotis : e• We of t -he Cabinet
who come from the "mot, are glad awl
proud to serve under Sir Mares/Is
Bow sit, is we were glad and proud
to loot up to Sir Joint THOMPMte It
Pt the turn of the west to gild• the
country its Premier, and I know that
when ter turn of the east comas again
the people and the Cabinet will re-
ceive favorably a Premier from down
by the sea
THE Hon. .1. C. PATTRRoOI has been
working himself up to a fighting pitch
of late, anal in his address to the
Young I.ih. Cone., of Toronto, stated
that they wpuld l,sve to fight UPI Lib
erals with bullets, If necessary. The
Hon. J. C. P. is evidently trying to
imitate the warlike utterances of the
young man wile churns to be Ger
-
!many s War Lord. but be should re -
11." metnl..r wile the Kaiser was horn
with that iinforturdate virus in his sys-
tem, the member for HIRAM WALKt.R
has nothing to show for his words but
the aecidh•nt of a (;.hint position and
the stripe, down his pantaloons.
i N n libel ,'ase tried last week. it
came out in evidence that the able
e !sets of The 'Toronto World in favor
of Sunday street can were not of the
wholly ,disinterested character that the
intelligent public had been led to be-
lieve. No less a person than W. F.
MastsAI, M. P. for East York, the
able editor and proprietor of Toronto's
sprightly one -cent morning dally, ole
knowledgeti that he had received be-
tween $ I ,20i1 and $1,600 from the
street railway for furnishing the aews-
paper thunder on the 000saigl. Verily,
it to indeed hard to determine when
Ohs hearty and wholnemded whoescy
tilt a scheme ceases and the aameell•ry
tioppOrt be(is .
TORONTO'S' M11011111171 1adnctor,
satWWrr A L inni0 j1(i swALD, wms MN,
111111•1 lam week in getting • venbct
Is his wit against This Tomato World.
ills verdict uwttIs. the gsootiaa that
wma
Yr. aeaIoseALn did not emleriror to
/ Mart blackmail from the Toronto
s aua& Railway Cempany, ... *Imre
t)+ as that had pre
'i' H E rwvption terxierid to the Lib
teal chief at Massey Hall, Toronto,
last week was one which alight have
o rale any man feel proud. Fully
sewn thousand persons gathlend to
ser the grrat Liberal leader awl those
who wore with hint we the occasion,
slid throughout the eveniag the great-
est euthwterie prevailed.
1 )ne thing is demount rated. and test
is that the Men. N ILrx1U 1.41 itIF.n
cannot wear out lois ark -mine in ( loo
tario. The more often he comes hither
the greater is his w ekotur. and his
presence 011 any (luterio platform it
only to I.s announced to .gather a
great au.lience.
The conduct of ` Mr. !Armee is
mainly responsible for these demonstra-
tions of favor in his behalf. Without
'wing of a forward temperament he is
possessed of impulses so generous and
a personality so magnetic that ne one
cats he in his presence for evena short
time without feeling that thbre are
noble qualities in the Ion that appeal
to otntss letter nature.
In his :uldrees oho' onlinary clap-
trap which is tows often the .tock -in
trade 1.1 the politician is strictly
r.rh,•wsd, •111,1 an appeal t.. moon] and
-4-onlwotitltte.l. Thece-.&*-
t.o stultifying of principle. or he.Igin
upon difficult questions• but an honost
and open exposition of every ,lu.J•stloi
attesting` the )lolly politic is von
without Is•sitat ion. -
Them are some of the reasons ter
lir. Lett kite's 'res'ptions in 1 tntario
having of se, ph•oaing a character to his
huts of asirnirers in this Province.
He is respected for the nobility of -his
character, the integrity of his data
mentos anal the honesty of hi, i,urpose.
been
TI4E CONDITIONS ARE CHANGED.
THERE is one p.•<-uliluit, iH ter
eolddiug ,up of The Empire by The
\Mil, ant that i. •hero is no state
I.lent made by the gobbler that it un
d.•rtakrs to 1, s.,mi.• n groin and• uncotn
promising supporter of the Boven n
nu nt,, such x,i win the late lamented
exponent of I.ihwrtl-1'rarer 'atisla.
There it no statement of a lure of
policy to • ee adapted in the time to
come., anti no assurance that wheu The
)Mil turned its back upon the Ill.
Chieftain and the C...,sers at ive party
eight vein ago that it tots in the
wrong anal now acknowledges it.. rror.
1t may be that there was no neoru -
sit' for making such explanations. as
it is a well known fact that -for months
past The Mail has hewn leaning to-
wanis its first love, and only neeofed
the passing of The Empire to once
again take its place' Os the mouth-
piece of Collveryati.m i■ the Procure
of (interio. Rut he that as it may,
there lie no one who now reads The
Mail anti Empire but will be fully
convideeel that' ellen The Mail swal-
lowed The Empire's Home it aioo be -
can►" imbued with the principles orf
the former defender of the faith
political
There may hate been yet another
reason for The \tail anal Empire fail-
ing-to-aan it t party color to the mast,
anal Omit is the desire to retain t he
following w tin -h it had secured when
it rut loose from party Shackles and
took upon itself the independent role.
There aro thousands of nen all over
this land) who plume themselten upon
their political independent•', who re-
joicesd wl.en The Mail cut lose from
party fetters, and gave that journal
their unswerving support from them
day to this, but how these will feel
under relating conditions may prove
to he another story.
To any event the readers of The
Mail and Empire will finds a far boater
aewspaper than was presented in The
Empire. The :acne releas moo be
formulated but the prelwntetion of
them will be better. The mews ser-
vice will he up to date, and there will
be • tirility in the discur.ios of ques-
tions political which was never attain-
able in the coleus's of the party organ
that hen ceased M be.
MONTAGUE ON MACKENZIS.
}'s IR unqualified nerve rensrtmend tit
to 1)v. T1fOTTA(.Vt, the hon aemher
for Nowhere in the Dominion sure
gation. Recently he undertook to
eulogise the late Hon Attn. MAe•-
e titttt, and challenged the Iiberalsto
. how that the great Redeem statarwaa
had ever received ease" than the heat
of treatment awl most toutteous at
tendon from the Liberal Coaservata ves
of this country.
Wows the - Hero of HakIimand,
as doe redoubtable doctor is eupbon
istically called by those of his party
who love and esteem him for the • evious
workings of hie powerful .law made
such abound statements, he was exi
tlently talking from his teeth out. 11e
mast have. knows better, els would
he have been most densely ignorant Of
the planner in which Mr. \IAcsttezIK
was lampooned and vtllities' by the
Tory prow and un the Tory Plstforni
Juni g the years of his Preutiersbip.
I1 1►r. :Must -tore dealers to get full
information on this subsoil be should
examine the tiles of The Maid Iwtween
the years l' 73 and 187s --end at that
time The Meal was the mouthpiece of
Sir lou% MAiite:sat I and Sir CH As.
emcee. Ile wilt then lined personal
icy and abuse of Mr. MA, Ksazlr. Ott
every possible topic from the Neebing
Hotel anal haministi,lua hooks to the
Stool Rails and other high menses anal
misdemeanors of which be was allegael
to have Leen guilty.
The lion. lir. MoriAaK is not al
ways a .lose coapani to of truth 111 his
plstfonu utterances. hut he was lingo•
lardy unfortunate when he referred) to
\Ir Mallt►ezie's treatment by the
Tories .luring the years of his premier-
ship. for no other premier teas ever
suble.•lte.i more contumely, abuse
and misrepresentation 1tv those who
opposed him than was the lion. Aro%
.t! I.I K M u-kt 47.5E.
SNAP SHOTS.
Thr lion. B4'Li.RT Ptrratu•m%
Wryer opwus his mouth but 11e puts his
i toot in it.
How sloes it happen that all of
ter politicians for re'enue only object
to a taritf-for revenue Holy '
Tho• policy of trade 'restriction ill
Cana(A ha. Iuade a few millionaires
and a large number of leetup..n.
It i, 2er.erally Iwlievesi that when
• 1st Tories der t_ g.. to the political
wicket they tee Bowen -ed •otit.
Th. Grand Trunk Railway is
meeting, with, 11111 a than ita usual
share of ill -duck at this season sof the
year.
Tli.• further prorogation of P'tr
hutment is another indication that an
early appeal to the country is on the
canis. -
Y. C. CCIIKIION. tee are pleased
to earn, will be track 11oi11e again in
time lo take a head in the redeeming
of West Huron.
'Somebody has been rash Phone'
to prognosticate that the backbone of
winter is brpken. 1-p to the present
it has exhibited s mighty strong back
bone.
-The Itosehery Ooverauleut deems
to have as many lives as a cat, if we
are to credit half the stories tha• are
cabled about its probable defeat be-
fore dissolution.
The Empire., which was always
denying that hand times atHicted Can
ads, eventually succumbed to the itis
rare which it stoutly protested never
haul an existence.
The public subscription on 'behalf
of Indy Tuolumne has not been
pronounadd succc*s throughout the
country.' although sympathetic talk
continues to flow rapidly.
What has become ed Col. G. T.
1 IRN sirs of late ' Now that the Can-
adian War Incl loam takea to talking
of bullets, the blood -and fire Colonel
ehosld once more. come to the frost.
The Hon. Gen. E. Foister at t:alt
contended that he was still a prohihi
tionist. As the boy said when asked
about his father's religion, •• Well. Ile
ain't been workin_ much at it lately.
General Barrio continues to (alk
to the inesbers of the ministerial as-
sociations just ss if he believed they
were not any more anointed that the
ordinary Salvation Army lads and
lassies.
The Hon. I)r Moterso m has giv
en up his patients in Haldimand, and
taken to earning his bread by the
sweat of his jaw. 111 the patiente give
up the fleeter at the next election,
i
where will be stead 1
At the recent meeting ..f the
!County Patron Asoeciatien of Huron,
it is .pelt• ndiesable that the North
and West portions of the twu•ty re
nevoid scant ncogaitioe is the diatri
button of o(Row. Why it this thus T
That anises statistician. (I tont
Joaysrow, the compiler ei the (rata
dun Yrs Book, a sow in • state of
tSTeri•I* excitement heoausw .nate ono
insinuates that he is set able to diem -
maul his partisan feelings from Isis
statistitw. Twits ever thus.
Sir HIHHMRr Teresa appears to
be ••a chip off the old block" so tar as
monumental gall and reckless sneer
tion are concerned
The recent storms catlsetf TuK
SIGNAL to extend the time limit for
'mewing to subscribers, but after
next week we will be compelled to let
the ate drop on those who are in ar
reser
The 1'ouservstive sung anal dance
,•osubinatiem which has been touring
the country of lata woubi hate been et
ilei, stale and unprofitable concern *o
far aa public entertainnlent was sou
a'ernetl, hail it not Iain that the Holt.
11r. Mos -routs nya.le an excellent end
tome to the itinerants.
OP! NIONS OF THE PRESS.
Hasnitoo Times Sir M•okla,:e Howell
was not very bu.rsseful ne h . pastor ot 11 e
hat at \lootreu. the Herald hes informa-
tion that *moral large firms which in the
past e:eejloo campateoe contributed liberal
ly have this time refused to pay oxer • cent:
and the e:amp!e they have set will be fib
Iowed by .cores of others "om'e of them
did not pay willingly its t tu.e. past, but were
blukniailed by threats as to what would
hsppea if they dad not cots doss hand-
somely; but the belief is w •-ictoey for the
Literals is now so general tbatof
.
this kind are lightly treated. Many\s.aga-
fa•tttrere have oleo reached t sensible con:
elusion that the Liberal policy far
mnluring thein will have a rev effect,
are thereture ..note indttferent to the
peels dl the ('oneerv•tives, • ober, whoa.
lov'at enough to the N. 1• regvd the ('nn -
+,•r s at ive rause as Inst, and are In nn .tonal
i,, waste matey oh .4 forint 4 hope. The de-
fections from the var.ous .•.uses will rete
aerievely-dereto»h the taken* of fio.f,
teeter) in Moetre•1 for campaign purpou.
.or ...heels, m.o..
Toronto Telegram Paw ..se hes Sir
Cherie H Topper made ot tin great take',
when he supplies hie.lmircta with no eve
demes of his di,tiucti,'e exceeding in %slue
sheen which .re the equipment of a mart
boy in p. trice
"ir t 'baric. is not improved by criticism,
nor does experience mid w.aloui to his abil-
ity. He t. undoubtedly clever, but no man
is clever enough t o dispense. with those graces
,.t mind end master that aid power to
meatus met tou:h mediocrity with the sem
Manes of genius.
.l !:. •tT-1 1•I-KF.�-I.•- . t N/:..
Wandler R.corl- The Record is asked
time sed again to suppress mention of occur-
rences that ,onto• through the police, and
especially to leave out the mime. at al:
events. It ie a duty of the newspaper to
chronicle all happeomogu, and it he.v,mes .n
especial duty when the happening s a
crime Publicity seven • greater penalty
to the guilty the the doe. :\ crime If con-
cealed, is useless as a warning to others,
and, furthermore, a paper has no right to
suppress the Dame of one offender and give
psbltcity to others. Appeals to this 'niece
to leave out names that appear on the polies
books will always los on vain, no mater on
whose behalf the/yore mad..
PATTERSON'S BULLET SPEECH-
Toronto 1.1ohe We do sot know how the
Hoa. I. 1'. Patterson anti hie triode are pro-
vided with belies, but the supply ot bal-
loea u likely to f.11 short on election day.
London Advertiser it is now announced
that Mr. Patterson, Monaster rel \litho, will
onnduct his campaign armed with shot-
gun", revolver*, swords and bavonete. If
he is as warlike u he pretended to be to
Toronto the other night, the erstwhile
Windier lawyer will he • veritable military
hedgehog, with murderous weapons bristling
all over
Montreal Witness There is • note of
deaperetion to the speech made by Mr
Robespierre Patterson, the Minister of Mil-
iti., the other day before the Young ('o
serv.tives at Toronto •' The Toting (oa-
srvaives," he yelled, •' would tight the el•
forte of the Liberals to secure power with
their ballots, and, ' ending evidently In •
shriek, „ If necessary wt:h their bullets."
kis evident that if lir Adolphe Peron faits
to ' do .t again with money obtained from
contractor* and railway promoters that Mr.
Patterson is prepared toadopt south Amore
tan methods of holding on to office and sal-
ary Thew .re surely weasels of despair.
V r Patter.w as not, we believe, at all Flood•
thirsty, not even warlike . hem • very mi13
mannered pans, who would hesitate to
cut the throat of • political enemy. This
laudable duper ran makes him the more rid-
iculous when M poses as • sort of Imita-
tion Robespierre
Msespens Poser.. Free.
All aur reader. 'hones send to the Pule
lichen of The Home, 111 Milk -et., Roston,
\Iw , e..4 get • est of their beautiful
stamping Patterns. They eats be used fee
embroidery outlining or palltise. All dm
arable sail good awe : scans 15110, others
5x8 teethes. There ere sooty (el) one i1nf-
tor.nt patterns glad Iwo alphabets, one •
large loegst-as-sot peewee. With this out.
lit the publishers send The Rema, • 1b page
paper sastatnieg Stones, Faebtoes, Fray
Work, sta. for 33 months, end cony eek for
10 seats to sever root of pastors os ptf.rne
sad (japer. Oar dispersed Premium Lot
sent IoM to say aildrwa.
AUCTION BALES.
All parties getting their tale tills priat•l as
this Sew .441 *5eea tree .rtes wooed
is this Hee as to the tines of talo.
.;•Toat.Ar. February 16111e. 4.et.ea a.ls
of tires, ►.rasa, bs.ree., as , at (:..dry's
sset)en mart, Hasilten et. • ea Satard.y,
tea lilt►, at 12 e'eleek sees. Thea (:e. -
dry, asetessete.
Tr..e•v. Feb 26th. Amities tale st
fens slosh and Int res let i4, sea.
3, Wer W.waneah, 3 mile. nests .f Dee-
pness, es Tuesday 1.5* Nth .t 1 .'deck
r. ■. Jelin Ks*1, the papist .- 1Mnssr,
Jobs Daak.M & R.. p ....ossa
UUNGANNON.
Neres. Ta. Wed sawn, in 1,wagawans
ser 1 ea Mew •t. Mal itfw .•eta •.1 J. H. Weed.
J.P.. owrtr...ure, i._ 1011.. wit. .wale+ w-
oken few enbvrlpuose, Weer ,siot wed jest
work. and 1s set harmed is love rssr/pe for
•welts sold for thereto.
Tr.eu•r, Feb, 14
To s Lige Deur A emu's al, wool t awed
ovwcua for &S. at Arsetresg's sal..
W suuu.. Kea le Wedding bells are
ps•lieg jotlul auaaols to our motet. )1...e
anew
Cut is Two --Any ladies o.ket 111 the
atnre over $6, at halt the close narked cede
pride Arnrktosg's sale.
Verne.. tin Tuesday but %V I' I :nee -
Son, and Mile, of Wtngham. pes«d through
here 00 • v siting tour to Inside .ad do1mer
ac.lua.stsnoaa
Ixar..1 1 ss 11tH `49ki •,'t a►w,r.r to
and to W aesyllen.111 of the /toast uu..1es:
e tomu of w... arid hint, the rete .0 end
ward carrier of Her Sleeve) '510),I tua.l
was presets el from inaitug he regular
clip. through f I.uckeew to t:odericb.
F:t 1•xeT.l„♦ ..1 Ai. lb•IwTluS. A lineal.
511044 1p pronouns at we Sworn. sea -.Anted
tt the het messier tit the board til trustee"
for the t fn •:eh' petit/ref ser. Loma dui .ug the
past term to I)uuga'.snn elf wit• rendered
nr he pentt.r. Rev. It. 1:.e.c.. earl... Mow
of Mrs. Roger*, which emitted w • .•.moat
renew(' hat es ger rice* Ire el'ended t r ttee
fourth veer.
ler i b..I.t.TIT A. - la ,vnxyurtscr ' . the
.•corn which !mewled in tone umehth.d hoed
during last week, rtunn` toe rose tr. he
Impassible for travel. chyme est v me were
suspends! •t t'rewe uu last Sabbath. H..w•
ever, the ctla.chee in tins vdage were, cow
e ndemic the etou.htian of the led• Anti el
5.cts of the storm on Friday, fairly well at
t.ude i, except to Me: Maiut church, which
hal, as we have teen int•.rmed, no service
u :hs farrows.
I.r'IMt.T 1lo Tuur.l.v, the 12th tar.,
the remelts of O'.way S twee, of I:oder:eh,
anal formerly of the towuMlp of Colborne,
cooly ow of the late ('Instepher suwart.
were interred to 5lu0gauoou O'Illtterv.
1.11itte • large concuur.e „f sorrowing rela-
tives and ac•luais'asees attended to tunseal
frau t:.iertch, Nile and victor*. He was
aged about 19 yews mei was called in the
. rime of youth The soIems obsequies were
reteducted n* Rev Jos. F: Igo, of t', -Lech.
Tb. bereased, especially hie only burs icing
, have the sympathy of the snowiest t
bereavement.
I t E. ):. T . YedasadaT glad
Feeley o1 last weak were proteuaced to be
t: a •,.,Idwt o.1 moa' rrorney days for man
as
year. pt. W.-iueaday tieing wasted for
'reeve frost, The thermometer registered
here shoat S2 degrees helots +aro. Friday
was excessively stormy, resulting in Mock•
made, tog the ad., and for several days calmcalmeda
.tlepeastoa •t busses* in renewal. How-
ever, no Monday .ad Tuesday r old Sol put .n
fits radiate appearance which after each
a *evert and protracted storm was welcom-
edwelcom-
edby alts and in conseuence business !s
bolt. again b. resumed
Nee INn,-.r1;t Itungannnn and Ito pro -
n
greave, eoterprlatng .:m'liens are howl -1 40
keep apace wes
oe. the progress of the age.
Meters. Albert tiler. amt Matthew Sproule,
ie.., having leiterl the drill shed from *nitre
\latlou.h for the yarn. have formed s
skating rink In 1t. The ice is in web. eu1
•onditmn and nosey of eur eiti[nte ars
•ceiling themselves of the ,pleasure •.t hay
toe • good time skating. The eeeninee
when the skating n 11 'nen en are \L,adav,ac
'.Veduesdav, Friday and Saturday of each
week. Two double vehicles loaded "rob
cookers. of Lucknow visited oar .katlni
rink on Monday svonoag.
1st. 1£41.1. --Ws regret to have to chronicle
the demise of Mrs. Lacy Martin, wife ot
Archibald Martin. West It.wwneh, who
after a h.gering illness of Mone eighteen
mantes, succumbed to the effects ot ytraly-
es and weekoees of her system, ..o Friday
evening last. The de-ead wee a daughter
of John Hamlen, of 1.,oterich• and was
e rectly esteemed. The deceased leaves los•
hind her a sorrowing hushane and two
daughters to mourn nor departure. She
was a kind mother, so tetinlable citizen mod
. as highly respected by all who knew her.
The bereaved bnsbend and cntleireo have
the mooere heartfelt sympathy of the
crta,ene in this and surrounding ne,shb.r-
h •od in their sad hereay.ae-
ent. Her r
mans were interred in W-mngham eimetery
en Wednesday the 13th.
('Rat.I 1 111 x• tt .es•, tl.
W ENT Acoordaog W orevlo a. tannage
menu, the annual t.eam.strog w." ForelForelForelat
('ed
we on Moseley evening east. Although
were blocked roads blocked oo •agelatin,gelatin,en Mon-
day quite • number of the .curdy yeomen
of that vicinity --so ae w have a good at-
tendance .t the meeting turned out with
shovels, team.. etc , mad worked like Tro-
jans is making the read .cc.'sib:* for
teams. Result a good attendance, the
n eat *birch beteg fairly well fill.. Phe
good thinge of which there was an ample
supply reflected great credit en the arta.-
tie euli.ary abilities of the ladies, who, by
the way, lament be demonised with en such
occasions. After partaking of the edibles, Crozier.1Croziertook the cher and presided neer
the /nesting with grace and •bditAp
wy.
propriate iddrsae were delivered Rev.
Messes. .teepee and D. Rogers, the much
.wteem.d paster of Dungannon circuit.
Ree)tatiess were well and attractively riven
res Crosier • Mimeo 64Houghtm, sheh
dieted great encomiums. Dungeons choir,
as on all former 000a.ionsel .cowraed several
es
appropriate seleetieof mimic with rood
effset,n4•etiag great credit en their musical
Went anal ability, and vow much ap-
preciated by the audience. Io fine, the en
Nrtsinmeot was • treat, and these preemie
enioyed themselves isw
ssdy.
A}TER MANY YEARS.
A STRANDS TALK TOLD RV A WKLL-
KNOWN MINSTRKL
row/1mTait rorow/1m11.111113.1%11.111113.1%11.111113.1%Ur *4 is may Itn'M1m•
*1 11A'T Tune Alio Mme 1!.
TNM .mor aW1eITAL" w TM... uwTlriM.rr
ro
p1 T 1•ansot .ta 'sill'• ral.Lt)W
I ATItyT rovereit ol'T Tin torso T. 11*
v.. axe.
rt..�.. the Owen Sound Times.
nuvell ,as Whom" ot Isr. N Hilo ma
Pas
Ptak Voila hagain bees derauoetrated m
this town The fames rsterred to UN 55
tens/hem
teni.hicure tit Mr Wen. Redrew, • well
known c.useu 1'h. errs followed s low
us
weeks ago by the rerkable cure .t
Mouoeh, tit Peel street, whbe
ose Itle eat en
despaired of by lowest! met family end
.
fnodlin,.. repot'',
.\ few days ado the lin,reporter
we. st
paaug •long Dormice, street, wheu u
was noticed test a new Kerber stop tied
ewe opened by Mr leek . 'ousby, • member
of • family who have lived to Woo SeuudKunmingfor nearly hail a reatury. Kunming that
1J r 1 mermaid, ha I beau merusly ailing s h. u
be came 1 Fugllwd, • few mantas '.re
nous, and at tout eine had retry little h.•pe
of recosertng his m
health, the Times an
r,)
deepeou to have a abet, avid ounce 1hr
oseverestioa proceeded very far, It was evi-
dent that then co had taw •ootb•r miracle
ppeerrfotmes by tee wonder worlu.g
fill•
•• Well, let us start a the hematites of
my troubles," said Sir t'ousy by. wheel the
TimesTI.s began problem for particulate
•• Twenty nae years wu 1 lett ..'h..ul here
mad joined • mivatrel coni wl'. Sou. tu•t
dmen
dote 1 Tuve had carts in maof the lead
mag til5tr•1 composites mp•sites as cosnedtaw.1
das.rr. In the Sprlag of 155(3; 1 tbo4ghn I
would try • Summer engagement and toot
• pesltiou with Hall A Ma ,•trcue,tIwo
l
py leg in the Weston ':aces. 1)0. more
lag, ,turtog the tush to put up the bre three -
pots tent, 1 was giving the tow • hand,
when the et-nIre pule slopped out aua nth tall -
lag struck me across the small ..f the track.
While 1 felt sore for a two., I did not pay
much erten:10u to IL Atter working berm ▪ 1 beto feel a pate umthat
w th
`rtrta5 Feeley of .chino- rheums: nm Tor a'y.r l _rade
ally grew worse rod cello was kid up
This was .t Sltiwsukee Atter some time
went to St. Paul and underwent an elec
tree treatment, and tnought 1 wee cared I
taw took an eneageteet,' with Lew John
e mu:t s Min•trets Ami went as be Kest at
Seattle. About three year. a6" I mote ar
emg.gemeut we b R,,we..t Fare uh.no. t.•
go nu a tour through Europe to the greet
America. Minstrel., Retort widow IronNew
1 ork 1 suffered from pates between the .boul
dere. but paid very little attenttou to .t .t
the time. but when I reached f esergow 1 was
soaroely..bie is: walk. 1 renowned In the
condole. t unt,1 we reached Meecheeter,
where I ••1•'.^,' 'ro,n -.r► rritrt trona a
ofOer.q p.rrl•'u•u. F--. ,''... yob. til,.
ily r. re. I t.yl lot 1.1554, ober .5di•
cif Oa In )i11sy,h393, wee 4"a* Kr:rwluvbsa. 1
sae tato verb ..d amt tor.. ta.ul aoef were.
all .11:,.n -r. An "nee ememt Imo sgrit ad et-
as stay* n.a.t...v t.'r U.. y'. %I metrel. sad
1
tow eh, with aloe n. but to owe. t1•.ut' 4.
TM* I wee s^ a,. l i n •' 1 ....l y'u i l l
th'. tin.• 1 wit� wrracu.y a pby-l. au wh•r
h.4 t.•fu t.0,•mwded as • spect.loet, but
without any rOief. Hydrophooic oaths and
other sender treatments were rea.rted t.,
without avail. Finally there wee no help
for It and I went to Manchester, and w
Dee. 12th 1893. went tote the Royal Hwpa
tat, where the physicians who diagoo.ed my
caw prrmosneed •t to he transverse myeht
he. or chronic spinal disease. After being
in the hospital for five months 1 grew worts.
until my ;lege becarn. 44ral)'.4 irom the
hips down. 1)r. Newby, the house surgeon.
showed me every att.eattoo and became
gtute fnen4'y aad regretfully informed not
that 1 could he ea uc•hd .11 my life. For
• cheer* I was sent to Ranee. 5'onvalescent
Hospital. Cheadle, having to be carried front
the hospital to the carriage and then on
to the train. After • week there, .
patient told me of • cure effector' nu
himself by the use of les. Williams' Pink
Pilo. Heine thoroughly discouraged, 1 ask
.s1 for my discharge and 1 was seat nark ti.
Maacheet.er, where 1 began taking Pink
Pills. After the use of a few boles 1 re-
covered the use of my legs sufficiently to
walk several blocks. 1 them concluded to
start for 1'weed. sad join my (needs here.
1 continued'Aleng the Pills, constantly 'en-
tice stronger. 1 have taken no other medi-
cine since I began the use of the Ptak Pills,
ed 1 have ne doubt as to what cured one.
1 now Leel as well as ever and 1 am able to
take up the trade of barbering, .t which i
worked during the summer months. When
I remember that the doctors told me that I
would be helpless .11 my life. 1 canon help
looking upon my cure as • miracle." As
Mr ('oasby told of the woodertnl cut, his
g ood -oat ured countensece fairly shone with
rrsntude. He is on well known here a• •
etraieht forward reepeetabl.cttires that The
Times need nay nothing a hie Wholf His
plan, unvarnished statement would gn for •
(•et with everyone who known him.
Thew Pills .n a pnati.e mire for all
troubles arising from • vitiated conditson •1
the hood, or s shattered nervous system
told by all dealers or by mail, from in
Williams' Mortices* 1'anp.ay, Brockville.
Dot., or 'obenectady, N 1 ., at 50 costa a
box, or sit bores for 11'150 There are
numerous imit•tione sad substitutions
against which the poblic'•re cautioned.
MARINE NEWS.
iyetetnrtb .1 asp (line, of Moose .lair,
North-weet Territory. is bore fast now
reties hie brother, W. H ('line. 11r I'hN
lays the settler so that pert are having
patty hard Dates this year, se the crop•
have he.n tsjared by drought for the past
two esasnn.
Stanley Thomas Johnston, an old reet-
dest of this tows/hip, deed at his hosts oe
Um (*aches line, Stanley. on Monday peat
week. Demeaned was • 1 oneervative in poll
tie., and was upward. of AS years of •g.
He was • member of the Treshytenan church
and was of F:ae11.5. parentage.
S.afosib • On Tuesday parsing, at St
Jastsi Catholic ('horeh an this town, Miss
Kate Devorseue, daughter of Robert 1M.
`same of Tock.rm.M, and W. nurse, of
lwog.o township. Perth waste, were mode
0555 and wife by Rev. Faber Kennedy, is
the pressos of a large enamours@ of friends
Malrth : A seven accident helot Mrs.
AMI. Willows, r., en Monday past as she
was retioniso fres the residence .f her ono
Limit -(M. Wigan. 1114 apnea or the ice
.d broke her arm at the shoulder jurat
Rr mroroes triede will regret steseding
ly to Men et the safettesale mendent toad
Irish her • speedy relavey.
Whgbsa : Th. tows Mirk, J. R. 1.011.
sem, woe we ypei•eed tat estimate tr
1801, hoe .espletd bin week, std the fes
.f the .11 has, with the steeples of • few
4.4 ., bees eellest.d. it le la05s pare
.hetes the cell was rgarsed es tarty is the
year. whish spoke well M the eelhotar.
Nemialy is them. herd Mom
11 is intim/dad that the ,rule under an-
atnotioo in lake ship yards number 36. of
43.000 glees toss and are valued •t $3,742.-
Sei0.
The I'olhogwoed Dry hook ( 0. is budd-
ing • wooden passenger steamer, 2'25.36x12
at • cost of 1100,000 for the treat Northers
Transportation Go.
The weal .emen ostler enustrueteoe for
the I 'need States same 11. Their dis-
placement is 71,067 tens, hereepnwr 45,960
and east $22,156,000.
.lobo *mem. (►woe milord, is buuidisg a
wooden eid.-wh.l, passenger steamer. 1601
2619, fee the North Scor. Navigation Co.
She will cost 1510,000
Two steel pas.Isger bout one 110117rbi
at 1160,000, .ad the ether 140126x7 f at 875,-
000. for the St I.awema.s River pas.pr
trackers bane built at Taranto.
Mans* Review (Ssadi55 getverna.st
°Mein@ have about completed the enrvey .1
(iertrlaa Hay, ad west year they will he
gin • survey el Lib lineae Aft aired nil
M mdk be sours • sew .twitter to eager
lag as this work, se the Mr. Beelleidorkieli
is newly forty yes aid. is Weft fat ter
marmites. the wormy.
4bipbntldiew atakinlis by the
11. i wssisMnw of ren chew teas
during the tooter slaslam,31. 144,
there woe both is the 51slsad Mates, 123
,.dell el 22,441 t17 gra easy d Posh 46
of 13,74.0 teen were Memo sad 77 e1 II, -
710.7$ mi. Doritos the pregame gesetsr.the
seater el memsti Mise was 210.I 114,W31IJ4
AWord
to the
Wise__
One of the beat methods
of economizing is to watch
the markets and buy when
prices are at the lowest
notch.
Now is the time.
If you're in need of Winter
Goods, d o n't procrastinate
until next winter. It will
make you " big interest " to
buy now, besides there are
yet two months of weather
to reckon with.
We take stock shortly,
and there are many lines we
would sooner not put on the
lists - - - - ; prices
are at the bottom notch.
There are plenty of ways
of throwing away money.
Here is a chance to save.
�t by not ?
oftrAtio)ovettisitj
t
tVERYTH!NG TO *EAR
t.•ms, and of thew 64 of 13,873 O i tow were
steam and 134 of 11.697 16 roes sail
l )urtag last year 53 vowels et 31,41 : oen
.-n1 :5'11,710 Talote telt tee lake trade The
wont year for disasters since 1650 was 1(843
when veasel* to the value of #1,172,800 went
lost. Lear year, of the ;e.1 heats lour, I
titin level, e were burned, .7 errandeat, i
were lest thtnugh coll/sivn. and Iwo re-
leased but net worth rebuilding.
I:rest Rritair, s ;uteri battleship, was a
short time ago dented out of t he dry dock
where she was cot structei at I'hashers., F:ng-
It►od .lust nee year to • day wee occupied
in putting 6,000 toes or metal into ihn hut
hull. The s/agniteeat is the first of eeve.al
of her type, and it 31I0 feet, 71 feet beam,
and 27 feet e. inches Mean dreuehr, at which
the displacement is 14,900 tons. The ship.
for two-tbir . of her length, is armored with
4 -inch Harvey pities •xt.nding from under
the water lies to the P.p, will!. the harbettes
have 12 loch Harvey plates The bulkheads
at the antis of the shop are '5 radios thick.
At natural draught the power s to he 10,000
indicate I horse power, the speed of the ship
being le .i knote,•d tinder Indo.ed draught
12,000 .nd,cste.4 horse power, the speed be
tag 17...) karts. The arsenate'. toludes
four 12 each hreaah•loding, twelve
sad 28 smaller quick •firing.
-Masai 11,e glob -lar a.l
Feb. 11. There were about 250 head of
butchers cattle, 100 sheep sod lambs, and
30 salves offered at;'.he Feast Fad Abbatoir
to -day. The butchers were out In untrider•
able numbers, hut trade was very slow, as
the prtoea asked were ten htgh to suit the
hutches, who are hoping for larger supplies
and lower prices on Thursday. The beet
cattle sold at from 3,c to 4o per Ib., wit
pretty gond stock at front 3Ic to 33c. and
rough half tette* boasts at float 2;o to ie
par Ib. Ther. were • number of milkmen'.
stripprs on the market to -day, theipriose of
thane were irom 824 to $46 each, or_frnm .k
to 3;c per It, (.nod Lembo were rather
higher ir pros, at about 4e per Ib add
mixed 'eta at about 3 .o do Fa hogs sell at
front 5)e to 4 t per lb.
(*baton .1. I'. Miller, formerly of the
O'Neil house, Woodstock. bas purchased
the (:raced 1 atom hotel, (limos, sad re-
modelled it throughout. In future it will
be town as the Howl C1•resdos Mr
Miller is as old ('leiter bey.
W eighteen A fairly well attended Teen
pronee meeting was held in the Temprreos
Hall, on Friday evening last Mayor ltteek-
sashin eesapied the cheer sad made • short
address as the ewer important enhjrt of the
prehibitioe of the Iitq,tor traffic
Zurich A public seting was hold in the
tows hall last Monday night, for the pur-
pose of tnrmi,w ■ egoist Stook company to
build a Aar mill here out Summer. Ws
aaderateed upwards of $7,000 is already
subscribed. it it should is IS it will Ice •
help to the village sad ales foo tib fanners.
(,sealasee MissM Bshasla, who
holds s monad meas toll soonest
•sided sur W _ steal Y sem to aka
d les df tion bi vary mob
(lied in ear v a se rowdy is the
Illiehediat ebelr, when ties hedda • presets
NA SIN, sad O a mad helper is search
(ley • The tax mlleseess ler this tome
ship hams easpistd their Mb... le the
Northerly saaMna e. Md)eses• mini •
OWN swop, r..eiviag 86,001164. J.
grotto was Oof enN
the 4.gn half
of the tews•hsp .ad do . dimmed 117.206:77/
Ism SMOG, tae balk ei width le retuned
.paf•M pvoperty.